Not really concerned about aesthetics/condition, just playability. And good tone's always a bonus!
Drop me a line: daniel_burne at yahoo dot com
Many thanks,

Dan

P.S. I should probably add:
- I'm in the UK, and postage from the US would need to be by USPS (Fedex and UPS prohibitively expensive at around 2-4 times the price!). Naturally I'm happy to cover the cost! Shouldn't be much more hassle than a domestic USPS shipment.
- I'm after something reasonably inexpensive, so it may have to be mahogany, but other woods - esp koa, walnut, blackwood, would be very sweet!
- 1 3/4 nut essential
- bound neck preferred.
- case a bonus :)

Thanks,
Dan

PM Unclerob

Deb

P.S. Not only are his guitars well taken care of, but they are set up perfectly. I bought one from him, and it's a joy to play!

Usually a few on ebay, though they may not meet your shipping requirements.

E. Shoaf

bump :)

Don't know whether you are interested but I have a "LEFTY" 2002 Mahogany Satin Parlor that I was going to sell.  I am going to the UK next week with it (it's last hurrah) !! 

Hi Parlorrob... unfortunately I'm a righty (well actually, I write left handed, but I play right handed ... and am just generally confused!).
Cheers,
Dan

I understand .... That's okay ... I know that some of us lefties wouldn't hesitate to convert a righty to a lefty!!  Just thought I would tell you about it.  I will sell it when I get back at the end of the month.  Cheers, Rob

No worries. Thanks for the offer.
You might want to try selling it in the UK - either ebay or classifieds or, if you're in London, try Denmark street (especially Andy's, Wungo's (just round the eastern side off denmark street), or even Hank's) - I suspect you'll fetch more in the UK than the US....

I've just today agreed a sale with Brandt Willaims on his parlor - which used to be Duke's apparently, so all being well I should be out of the parlour market, and hopefully whole guitar market!, for a good while.

Cheers,
Dan